When My Husband’s Away...

His Wife Becomes His Boss’s Prey

De: Abbie Grace

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Her husband’s boss makes an indecent proposal, and there’s no way young wife Chelsea would ever consider it in a million years. Or . . . will she? When her husband goes away for business for the first time in years, Chelsea suddenly feels more alone than she has ever felt in her life… and when his boss comes around to ‘check’ on her, she finds herself in an unexpected situation that could lead to her doing things she never dreamed she’d do. . . Hot wife novella: 10,000 words

2d time around…

Again, Virtual Voice pulled the story along nicely giving added weight and arousal to the wife’s POV. I just loved the wife.

The cover

Not as exotic as some regular romance novels. Was ok but short and boring. 2 stars

First and second person

Character sometimes was she and me in the same sentence, as if it was poorly translated.

Ok

There were lots of distracting errors and guilt, but I just skipped ahead to the sex scene, which was pretty good.

A Simplistic Romance

very much appreciated that even with AI reading the story that the voices were not over exaggerated and that the storyline was rather a simple one to follow along

Nothing

This was a bland uninteresting romance novel. It was the first of the genre I had listened to, quite the terrible introduction.

imperfections in the reading

a few moments I found that the reading was off couldn't really feel the story with an artificial voice over

Nothing special

It's an OK story. I guess if you're not used to sexual stories then this might turn you on, but it's actually pretty ordinary, and nothing special.

Short and Dull

It really could have been a great story but it was too rushed. First off, no character background or even a build up to what lead to the interaction. Also it really felt as it was just a idea for a book. And what was with the ending? Guess the author just gave up and wanted to get it over with.

"Siri misreads wannbe sexy novella"

Was it the writing? The editing? The narration? All the above???

Performance: Clearly virtual voice (that's not a good thing). Some of the sentences were both 1st and 3rd person. Several times words were duplicated (eg., with with). In one instance, the sentance should have been (paraphrasing) "He wanted her here", but it read "He wanted here her". Distracting much? And yes, it was clear after the first five times of it being said.... it was her husband's boss. Are virtual voice recordings impossible to edit, or did no one care to see that it was done?

Story: Could have had potential, but felt rushed, and seriously fell flat.